Put your XRP & RLUSD to work as a market maker β in your own wallet. You stay in control and sign every order.
π WE EAT THE WICKS β when the price spikes or dips, your resting orders are already there to catch it.
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In plain words: your wallet usually just holds your coins. Wake also lets those coins earn fees by quietly providing liquidity to the market β while you keep full control and your keys.
A normal wallet just holds your XRP & RLUSD β they sit idle, earning nothing. Wake puts that same balance to work as a market maker, right inside your own wallet: it rests a small ladder of buy/sell orders and earns the spread as other people trade through them. You keep your keys and sign every order yourself β Wake never holds your funds.
When price spikes or dips sharply (a "wick"), your resting orders are already sitting there to fill the extreme β you're the liquidity, not the chaser. Per-rung markout shows which wicks were worth it.
Earn spread as flow passes instead of a flat zero β your stack stops sitting still.
Non-custodial. You sign every order on your device; no yield product holds your funds.
When you trade, see the true all-in cost of every public route β ranked by cost only β and sign the cheapest.
A price floor so you don't dump into a crash. (Pro adds dip-lean + a volatility widener.)
Orders auto-expire and rest deep/patient to shrink the pick-off window β and per-rung markout shows you the truth.
Spread captured, accumulation with cost basis, and idle-vs-working β all from your own on-ledger fills, no projections.
How deep should the ladder go? Shallow (near the price) fills often but earns a thin slice each and gets picked off more; deep (further out) fills less often but earns a bigger, cleaner slice. It's a balance, not "deeper = always more." New here? Start with the Balanced profile below and adjust from there.
The idle-vs-working figure is real β live corridor totals, or your own on-ledger fills once you load Performance below; the bars are a visual contrast and the wick animation is illustrative. Not a performance promise. Like all market making, Wake earns on balanced flow and can lose to sharp/informed flow β the risk is yours because the funds are yours. Wake's job is to make it visible and minimize it, never to claim it's eliminated. A tool you control, not an autonomous manager. Connect your wallet to start β
You pay for the software, never a cut of your trades β flat pricing, no performance fee, and you sign every order yourself.
Seven self-directed tiers (Lookout β Commodore) plus Enterprise β and at every one, you build and sign each order yourself, in your own wallet. See the full tier ladder β
Not available yet β today every tier is manual: you sign each order yourself. Harbor Pilot is a future managed tier, pending licensing (Series 65 + RIA, qualified-clients only) and still being proven.
Joining is a non-binding "notify me" β not an offer of advisory services, not investment advice, and no payment is taken. The Managed tier requires regulatory authorization before launch.
Non-custodial: Wake never holds your keys. Pick the wallet you'll sign with β Wake builds the orders, your wallet signs them.
Enter your XRPL address (or connect a wallet above to fill it). Signing happens in your wallet, on your device.
Quick start β pick a profile (you can fine-tune after, and you review + sign every order):
π‘ How deep? Near-mid (0) = fills often, thin spread each, picked off more Β· Deep (1) = fills rarely, bigger + cleaner spread, less pick-off. Deeper isn't automatically more profit β it's bigger-per-fill but fewer fills. Most XRP/RLUSD flow lands close to mid, so the sweet spot is dense coverage near where trades happen.
Spread captured Β· accumulation with cost basis Β· markout Β· idle-vs-working. Realized from your own fills, one derivation path, no projections.
Public & masked (first4β¦last4), ranked by true metric only. Enter your address in section 1 to highlight your row and unlock your flex card.
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